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The guest blogger here at The Mumpsimus is Myfanwy Collins, whose "The Daughters" is included in the book. Dan selected The Mumpsimus as the place that Myfanwy would visit because we are both New Hampshire writers, a distinction that truly makes us members of an elite. ("Elite? Oh, so that's what you're calling it these days, Cheney..." Dear readers, please allow me my delusions.)
The items below were, I believe, intended to be separate blog posts, but I'm not going to have time to post anything more today, and I don't trust Blogger with future posting, so you're going to get all four pieces at once. And I might even be able to tempt Myfanwy into sending me a few more...
"The Daughters"
"The Daughters" is a story that I wrote within Kim Chinquee's online workshop "Hot Pants" and I was extremely lucky to find generous and enthusiastic editors in Eric Spitznagel and Steven Seighman from Monkeybicycle where the story was originally published.
I've been told the story is creepy, but to me it is childhood, and for some of us, childhood is the threat of having a paperclip jammed in your ear.
Online Publishing
I've encountered much debate on the validity of online publishing. Is it as good as print? Why would you give your writing away for free (this is always asked even though many online venues pay and is this all about pay, anyway?)? Yadda, yadda, yadda. There never seems to be a consensus. Rather, people just seem to like to argue about it.
When I was first exposed to ezines, I'll be honest, I thought they were lesser than and that I would never send my work their way. Then I actually read some of them and lo and behold I found that they were publishing great, exciting, subversive stuff.
I wanted in!
My first fiction publication was at Pig Iron Malt and I've never looked back. To my knowledge, only good things have come my way from publishing online. My work has been exposed to many readers (and editors, who have solicited my work based on what they've read). I've made money. I've made friends.
I've been heard. And now I even work for an excellent online publisher—Narrative Magazine—where I am an assistant editor.
Best of the Web
I'm grateful to the fine people at DZANC and to Nathan Leslie for Best of the Web. It's a positive project not only for the writers involved but also for the editors of the ezines. Whenever online publishing can get more attention and be seen as valid and necessary, I'm happy.
As for the book, I think it's a fine and eclectic collection of work and I find that I'm already looking forward to what's coming next year.
Living in New Hampshire
I live in New Hampshire. I live in a bog in New Hampshire. It's dark here and one day last summer there was a moose in my driveway (I'm not joking). Before that, a bear in the backyard. A fisher lives underneath my porch (you don't even know what a fisher is? Do you?). All of this would probably lead you to believe that I live deep in the wild, but I don't: I can be at Target in ten minutes.
Living here hasn't affected the creative aspect of my writing. It does, however, make it more difficult to be involved in the peripheral writing activities you would find in a more urban area, like readings, workshops, etc. They are here, I just have to work to find them.
With all of that said, for such a small state, New Hampshire has its share of writers—past and present—who have changed the way people read.


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Opera 11 finally better than Firefox
Posted 02 December 2010 - 06:53 PM
I agree with Y!! though, Firefox has performance/memory issues (partly caused by Firebug). It's best to minimise your addons down to the essentials.
About the Opera inserting extra line breaks, I'm not an Opera user, but are both of you using different versions and/or operating systems?
Posted 02 December 2010 - 07:02 PM
I am on Windows Vista, so maybe ...
I realised that if I masked Opera as Firefox, the lines problem went away, but then all javascript stopped working.
I am maybe doomed.
Will try it on my Linux box later.
I like Firefox, but - like Windows - it needs to be restarted sometimes and told to take out the garbage.
Posted 02 December 2010 - 08:31 PM
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Posted 05 December 2010 - 02:29 PM
Opera is best as a general-purpose browser, because it's fast and stable
Edit: In my opinion question in the poll needs to be reformulated: What browser do you use in development|surfing?
Posted 21 December 2010 - 09:31 AM
Posted 21 December 2010 - 10:19 AM
Mike, on 21 December 2010 - 09:31 AM, said:
Oh, please! let the blue line go down, let the blue line go down
Posted 21 December 2010 - 10:22 AM
galymzhan, on 05 December 2010 - 02:29 PM, said:
Opera is best as a general-purpose browser, because it's fast and stable
Edit: In my opinion question in the poll needs to be reformulated: What browser do you use in development|surfing?
I was on your opinion, with its last release I was amazed by its debugging console. Nevertheless, Chrome has done quite a good work and is built-in, no extension required. Also, for PHP (even though we don't need it thanks to CWebLogRoute) they have an extension called ChromePHP.. quite good. They are catching up...
And you know? I couldnt get down the 500 MB memory use by Firefox, Chrome handles my strong debug not going further than 80 MB.
Posted 21 December 2010 - 05:47 PM
Antonio Ramirez, on 21 December 2010 - 10:19 AM, said:
I'm with you on this ...
Agree, one of the main reasons why i switched to Chrome. If only they wouldn't shake up the displayed HTTP headers in their developer tools, Chrome would be perfect.
Posted 21 December 2010 - 06:04 PM
But I use Opera now as noted. By the way version 11 final is out. They did a good job fixing the beta bugs (at least the one I've noticed).
Posted 23 December 2010 - 06:50 PM
So I tweak around those default configurations, I did this:
network.http.use-cache;true ---- but on this disk see next
browser.cache.disk.enable;true -- by default anyway
if you have browser.cache.memory.enable to true then set the browser.cache.memory.capacity to any of the one specified on this page but -1
And guess what... chrome and firefox with five tabs open (see atached picture so you can trust me)
So... I think the problem of the misterios memory consumption is about to be clarified
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Posted 06 May 2011 - 10:21 PM
Chrome is better than Opera
Posted 16 May 2011 - 12:40 AM
Posted 14 July 2011 - 03:08 AM
Faster, my buttocks!
Posted 14 July 2011 - 03:46 AM
Posted 21 July 2011 - 05:09 AM
I am also using Chrome, and I really like its simplicity and speed, maybe I will switch to it soon.
Opera, is ok for end users, but for web developers there are better choices(both Firefox and Chrome).
Posted 23 July 2011 - 09:12 AM
Posted 21 September 2011 - 03:10 PM
Opera has always been "bleeding edge" in browser technology. Many sites does not look right and it always work different then the rest.
I know there are many issue with FF but the extension that I use make me stick with FF for development, IE for enterprise, Chromium for quick start up, Opera for checking out stuff
http://mosecms.tk (Mose framework & CMS)
Posted 09 October 2011 - 03:09 PM
It looks like Opera Dragonfly (which is integrated in Opera by default, press ctrl+shift+i) offers the same functionality as Firebug. Operas plugin FastestTube is also a bit nicer than Firefoxs DownloadHelper. The last often doesn't give the possiblity to download HD YouTube Videos, even though it exists.
Posted 09 October 2011 - 03:34 PM
Safari is the best (mostly due to Apple pushing Flash-replacing features into it).
Firefox - in terms of new HTML5 and CSS3 features - is down there, just above IE.
Chrome is between Opera and FF.
So I am going to develop after webkit based browsers (Safari) first, use Opera for it's developer features, then check if it works in Chrome, Firefox and IE.
I am guilty of using FF as my primary browser now, but that has to end.
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Logs, Loans, and Life Lessons!
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Objective: Students will be able to futher their knowledge of logarithms by applying them to dB's of sound. Students will compare sounds mathematically by using knowledge of exponential functions and logarithms.
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This is a homework assignment that the students literally can't wait to get started! I allow them to select their own vehicle, or "purchase" one from my "car lot" of cut strips from Cars.com. I ask the students to be sure to pick a vehicle between $40,000 and $70,000. In the assignment, the students are asked to graph the depreciation function for their automobile, as well as provide (and graph) a linear loan function that would be suitable for the purchase. Although I encourage them to experiment with other down payments, I require them to put at least 20% down on the purchase price. This is a really fun and insightful activity!!!
Question #10 tells the students to be prepared to share their results with other students and teachers. The next day, I like to put the kids in a situation where they can orally communicate their findings. I have also gotten emails from parents in the past who talk about how neat it was to see their teenager bring home homework… AND actually WANT to talk about it!


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Oregon gun, pot bills clear key legislative hurdle
By JONATHAN J. COOPER
Of the Associated Press
SALEM — Oregon lawmakers don't appear to be interested in asking voters to create a sales tax or require labels on genetically modified foods. But plenty of other ideas are still very much alive after a key deadline came and went last week.
A key legislative cutoff date passed late last week, and dozens of proposals failed to clear the hurdle.
It'd be foolish, however, to say anything is truly dead — lawmakers have plenty of time to attach their ideas as amendments to other bills. But the options narrow as time ticks closer to the Legislature's July 13 deadline to adjourn.
Here's a look at what's on life support, and what survived the first big challenge Thursday:
— Genetically modified foods: Organic-foods proponents want labels on genetically engineered products. That bill didn't make it out of a House committee. But a bill that would ban genetically modified fish is still swimming. It was introduced two weeks ago and sent to a special committee that's controlled by Democratic leaders and doesn't face deadlines.
— Sales tax: A proposal to ask voters whether to create a sales tax — while lowering income and property taxes — got much fanfare but no real action last week. The proponents said they wanted to start conversation about Oregon's volatile tax system and weren't angling to get the bill through the Legislature.
— Cigarette tax: There was plenty of smoke, but not much fire behind a Portland Democrat's proposal to raise cigarette taxes by $1 a pack in a bid to make it too expensive for teens to take up smoking. Critics said it would be immoral for the state to boost a tax paid disproportionately by low-income people who are addicted to tobacco. The House did vote to let counties add their own taxes to cigarettes, and the measure is pending in the Senate.
— Gun Control: A package of watered down gun control bills cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, but there's still plenty of skepticism among lawmakers, and it's unclear whether they have enough support to clear the full Senate and House.
— Marijuana dispensaries: A House committee backed a measure allowing dispensaries for medical marijuana. It would allow the state's 53,000 medicinal pot users to get the drug from a storefront rather than growing it themselves or paying someone to grow it for them. A separate bill that would legalize pot is also still technically alive, although some lawmakers would prefer to wait and see what happens with legalization plans in Washington and Colorado.
— Suction-dredge mining: A Senate committee kept alive a five-year moratorium on using suction dredges to mine for gold in key salmon streams. Supporters say new federal permit requirements in Idaho and a state moratorium in California are pushing thousands of small-scale gold miners to Oregon, primarily the southwestern corner of the state that was home to the 1850s Gold Rush.


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Adult book clubs open to new members
The slow turn from summer to fall sends all sorts of signals to our bodies and minds. Even if a person's back-to-school days are long gone, this can be a time when books and reading get extra attention. So it's a perfect time to consider a book club.
Both of the Fond du Lac Public Library's book clubs are accepting new members. Ladies of the Evening Book Group meets 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month, and the Afternoon Delight Book Group meets 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month.
Participation is free and open to all. Groups choose their own books by consensus, and the library provides enough copies for all. Members meet to discuss the themes and ideas from that month's book. They share their thoughts and reactions and often enjoy hearing different points of view.
Librarian Susan Ringer helps the clubs by providing title suggestions, keeping track of membership and what's been discussed, and making sure the library has enough copies of the groups' selections a month in advance.
Ringer said there's been interest in starting a third club that would meet either on a morning or Saturday. Persons interested should contact Ringer at (920) 322-3938 or [email protected].
Earlier this year the library started lending Book Club Kits, which are available to anyone with a library card. The kits contain 10 copies of the same book accompanied by a list of discussion questions. Anyone with a library account in good standing can borrow up to two kits at a time, each for 45 days. Kits can be reserved, too, through the standard holds system. There are 26 kits available, with more added regularly. Titles include "The Tiger's Wife," by Tea Obreht, "Cutting for Stone," by Abraham Verghese, "Heaven is for Real," by Todd Burpo and "Sing You Home," by Jodi Picoult.
To sign up for a book club, contact Susan Ringer at [email protected] or (920) 322-3938.


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By Taylor Fortney
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
As Texas Tech drove down the field down four points in the fourth quarter, junior tight end Jace Amaro told coach Kliff Kingsbury, "Give me the ball."
In a drive defining moment from within Tech territory, Amaro wrapped his hands around a pass, brutally knocked down a defender, then streaked upfield, dragging one defender more than 15-yards.
Beast mode engaged.
""He said to put it on his shoulders for the second half," Kingsbury said after the West Virginia game. "So that's what I did. When they went up by 11, the ball went his way and he kept making plays."
Amaro has continued to make plays, becoming an integral part of the high-powered Texas Tech offense.
"I think you have to be able to understand the offense to be an impact player," Amaro said. "I feel like this is what I wanted to do and this is what I wanted to be."
An impact player was what the Red Raiders needed, rotating in two freshman quarterbacks who continue to look Amaro's way play after play.
"They expect me to be open every single play," Amaro said. "I feel like I have done a good job of being there when they need me, and making sure I play as well as I can every single game."
And he has been there every game. Amaro has logged eight or more receptions in nine straight games, culminating with 15 receptions for 174-yards against Oklahoma State, both season highs.
Co-offensive coordinator Sonny Cumbie loves having the big-bodied Amaro running routes for Tech's young quarterback.
"He's a big security blanket for [true freshman quarterback] Davis Webb," Cumbie said. "We're excited that he's been able to get open, and even when he isn't open, he is a big target."
At six-foot-five inches and 260 pounds, Amaro is one of the most intimidating figures on the football field. Yet it is his athleticism that allows him to play with such versatility at the tight end position, often lining up as an inside receiver.
"The challenge is that defenses are going to key on you," Amaro said. They expect you to catch a lot of balls. You have to be on top of your game every week, and I feel like I've done that up to this point."
Despite being ranked in the top ten in both receiving yards and receptions per game, Amaro hasn't quite garnered the award attention, with his name missing from the John Mackey Award midseason watch list. But this oversight doesn't bother Amaro.
"It's just one of those things that will happen if it happens," Amaro said. "But I'm not really worried about it. I know how well I am playing and I know what kind of player I am, so I am just going to let that slide and keep on playing my game."
Both his game and his actions off the field have garnered the attention and respect of his teammates.
"I know what it takes to win, and I know how hard it can be," Amaro said. "Some guys get down, and you just have to make sure they don't go down for the count and just keep them playing. That comes through experience and I have seen a lot of other players lead this team from the past couple of seasons."
Cumbie sees the whole package in Amaro, and likes what he brings to the team.
"He's playing well," Cumbie said. "When the ball is thrown his way, he is doing a good job.
First-year head coach Kliff Kingsbury perhaps summed it up best after the West Virginia win.
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It premiered on SVT 1 on 22 January 2012. The series was written by Lars Lundström and directed by Harald Hamrell and Levan Akin. As of 2013, the series have been sold to about 50 countries, including Australia, France, Germany, and South Korea. It aired on Australia's SBS network beginning December 1, 2012.See more


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Brown Announces Huge Rebate to California Consumers Who Were Victims of the 2000-2001 Energy Crisis
SAN DIEGO — Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced settlements that will bring $400 million in refunds for California consumers who were victimized by market manipulation and exorbitant prices during the energy crisis of 2000-2001.
The two-part agreement with San Diego-based Sempra Energy will provide reimbursement of $270 million to California utility customers who each month pay off debt from the utility crisis on their gas and electric bills. Sempra will also pay $130 million to consumers to settle separate claims by the state Public Utilities Commission and the Department of Water Resources.
"The settlements," Brown said, "will put hundreds of millions of dollars back into the pockets of California energy consumers who suffered blackouts and great economic harm during the energy crisis."
Including the prior settlement of a class-action suit, Sempra has now paid more than $700 million for the benefit of state utility customers.
During the energy crisis, Enron, Sempra and other energy companies created phony energy shortages, blackouts and record high energy prices. As a result, California's two largest utilities, PG&E and Southern California Edison, became insolvent, forcing the state to spend billions of dollars for huge amounts of emergency power to keep the lights on.
In legal documents, Sempra was accused of "Enron-style gaming" of the energy markets and "a pervasive pattern of market manipulation and abuse." It was accused of entering "Enron-style partnerships" that had a destructive impact on the market, driving prices higher and reducing energy availability and reliability. It was accused of a variety of other exotic schemes called "False Import, Paper Trading and Circular Scheduling" to short-circuit the proper functioning of energy markets.
Customers of PG&E, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric (a subsidiary of Sempra) continue to pay for the energy crisis in a line item on their utility bills labeled "DWR bond charge." Funds received in the settlements will go toward reducing those costs to ratepayers.
For the past nine years, the Attorney General has investigated, litigated and negotiated with Sempra and other energy sellers whose misconduct caused the energy crisis.
The Sempra settlement is the latest of 39 settlements hammered out by the Attorney General, in co-operation with the Public Utilities Commission, Department of Water Resources, PG&E, and Southern California Edison, that will provide more than $3 billion in ratepayer relief. The Attorney General continues to press California's claims for compensation to ratepayers for overpriced energy sold to the state.


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While using a cube in SSAS is usually a great source for reporting, it is not always the best choice. Sometimes it is better to report off of the data warehouse that the cube is built from.
For example, say you want to create a P&L statement using a financial cube. You want it to look like a normal P&L, meaning not look hierarchical. Also, it should have subtotals for groups of data. This really can't be done using the SSAS cube as a source. Any front end to it such as PerformancePoint or SSRS would need to use either a hierarchy or a bunch of calculations using an Analytic Grid (and you can't arrange the calculations in any order you want). The better option is to use SSRS and go against the data warehouse, not the cube.
The downside is that with SSRS, the ability to drill down is not built-in like with a cube hierarchy. So if you want that support you will need to code for it. Plus, you won't have the benefit of using the aggregations in the cube, so going against the data warehouse will be slower than using a cube.
Another option is instead of reporting against the data warehouse, you could write MDX statements to pull out the data you need into relational tables, then use SSRS against those relational tables to give you the flexibility you need to create the P&L report the way you want. It would require more work to build the relational tables, but frees you from the constraints of trying to create a report against the hierarchical nature of a SSAS cube.
The bottom line is sometimes reports don't work with OLAP as they might not fit into a rigid hierarchy, so you need the flexibility to go against the data warehouse
A similar situation is if you have existing SSRS reports that are going off a production system, and from the production system you build a data warehouse and off that data warehouse you build a cube. Do you convert those SSRS reports to use the cube or the data warehouse? It is usually better to have those reports go directly against the data warehouse: It is easier because you can use SQL instead of MDX, you can minimize what is in the cube as you can leave the data for these SSRS reports in the data warehouse, you won't need to convert the existing SQL to MDX, and you have the option to use many filters in the SQL WHERE clause. Think of a cube as a source for creating new types of reports, not for replacing existing reports.


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These Torah scrolls, one from a synagogue in Vienna and the other from Marburg, were desecrated during Kristallnacht (the "Night of Broken Glass"), the violent anti-Jewish pogrom of November 9 and 10, 1938. The pogrom occurred throughout Germany, which by then included both Austria and the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia. The scrolls pictured here were retrieved by German individuals and safeguarded until after the war.
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A cat's gender and breed do not always predict the individual's temperament. Keep your options open when deciding upon whether or not to adopt a particular breed or gender.
Each individual cat has its own unique personality shaped by many different factors. Most of these influences can be categorized as either nature or nurture.
Nature refers to the cat's genetics and biochemistry. In other words, it's like the hardwiring for your cat. Several years ago, Dennis Turner, a behaviorist from Switzerland, discovered a paternal effect on cats' friendliness to people. Turner found that friendly cat fathers tended to produce friendly kittens. Since the feline fathers never even spent time with their kittens, Turner concluded that the connection must be tied to inherited genes.
A similar thing could be at work with your cat that is more anxious and skittish. Your cat might just be more prone to behave this way. Additionally, female cats are sometimes a bit more wary than males, though they can be quite loving and devoted once they grow to trust others. This is because females evolved more protective behaviors to care for kittens.
Nurture, on the other hand, refers more to the life experiences of your cats. This can include everything from how they were raised to what goes on in their lives on a day-to-day basis. Pay attention to how your cats interact. Do they all get along, or do the others often bully your more skittish cat? If your anxious cat is a victim of bullying, you might have to step in to help it out.
Numerous reasons -- including your cat's genetic history, environment, sex and more -- can therefore help explain why one cat within your trio acts so differently from the others. Since you can affect the nurture aspects, I hope that you can work to de-stress your cat's life soon.
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Roma says: i'm sorry hun. my roommate just got a kitty and she is super sick too. i think the best thing you can do is try to keep the ktietn away from the other cats as much as possible. wash your hands before and after handling it and take wet q-tips to clean off his little nose at least twice a day. give him lots of love but be sure that he can rest. good luck and i will send good vibes your way!!
Betsy says: I picked up a coulpe of kittens in July. I am a vet. You should get your mom vaccinated and fixed. I will do this for you if you would like, I can also put the kittens up for adoption at my office so they get good homes.
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Do you work with Windows XP Professional or Windows XP Home Edition? Then, whether as a professional or an amateur you will certainly appreciate the Advanced XP Tweak software. Windows gets better with every year but there is always some room for development and improvement. Why wait for Microsoft to come up with something when you can enjoy the. Free download of Advanced XP Tweak 2.52, size 777.22 Kb.
If you currently work with Windows XP Professional or Windows XP Home Edition, then you will certainly value this advanced performance software which will tweak your system just the way you want it.XP32 allows you to fine-tune your Windows XP and Internet Explorer easily and safely. This 32 bit program optimizes the performance for the tasks you do. Free download of XP32 3.7.86, size 1.26 Mb.
The Windows XP startup disk allows computers without a bootable CD-ROM to perform a new installation of the operating system. The Windows XP startup disk will automatically load the correct drivers to gain access to the CD-ROM drive and start a new installation of Setup.
The Windows XP startup disk allows computers without a bootable. Freeware download of Windows XP Home Edition Utility: Setup Disks for Floppy Boot Install 310994, size 4.38 Mb.
File Security Manager allows you to set, view and modify file and folder permissions (assign and change access rights), display, create and delete shared folders, take ownership of a file or folder even in Windows XP Home version which does not allow to disable simple file sharing and make available Security tab in Windows Explorer.The program. Free download of File Security Manager 2.2, size 679.61 Kb.
Lazesoft Windows Recovery Home Edition is free Windows system recovery bootable disk. Lazesoft Windows Recovery Home Edition offers home users complete solutions to fix boot problem, retrieve valuable files, Undelete Partition, etc. With easy to use interfaces, you can using Lazesoft Windows Recovery Home Edition to correct boot problems by. Freeware download of Lazesoft Windows Recovery Home 3.0, size 65.21 Mb.
FaJo XP FSE allows to view/change the access rights on file system objects of NTFS file systems on Windows XP Home. The extension therefore provides the security tab known from Windows NT4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Pro on the properties page of file system objects.
FaJo XP FSE will run on Windows 2000 and XP (or higher) only -. Freeware download of FaJo XP File Security Extension 1 2, size 0 b.
This release supports Socket Mobile scanner products in computers running Windows XP Professional and above, Windows XP Tablet edition, Windows Vista Business, Windows 7. For Bluetooth scanners, host devices require a built-in Bluetooth radios or add-on Bluetooth radios with stacks from Socket Mobile, Microsoft, Toshiba and Broadcom.. Freeware download of SocketScan for Windows XP 126.96.36.1992, size 3.30 Mb.
Every day you have to perform various operations on your computer, modify and tweak you system for your convenience. If you're not quite satisfied with your Windows XP Professional or Windows XP Home Edition, if every now and then you feel the urge to tweak it a bit, then XP Utilities Lite is the solution to your problem. With its intuitive. Free download of XP Utilities Lite 1, size 636.93 Kb.
Disk Write Copy Personal Edition is designed to be used at home on Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP Home and Microsoft Windows XP Professional operating systems.Disk Write Copy Personal Edition allows you to use your home computer without limitations and run any programs, even those of unknown origin. You don't have to worry about the. Free download of Disk Write Copy Personal Edition 18.104.22.16877, size 16.67 Mb.
Windows Home Server Toolkit is a free basic remote troubleshooting tool for Windows XP Home, Pro and Vista that allows you publish (home) server changes, troubleshoot connection issues or collect logs data from your client computer for further analysis.
The toolkit includes the connector troubleshooter, publish server wizard plus a. Freeware download of Windows Home Server Toolkit 6.0.1800.30, size 0 b.
XP Home Permissions Manager is a Windows shell extension for extended control over files and folders permissions.
It can work on Windows XP Home and Vista Home systems where file/folder security dialog is missing.
Also, this tool allows creating predefined sets of access control entries (presets) and applying these presets to file. Free download of XP Home Permissions Manager 2.3, size 521.22 Kb.
Remote Desktop in Windows XP Professional provides remote access to the desktop of your computer running Windows XP Professional, from a computer at another location. Using Remote Desktop you can, for example, connect to your office computer from home and access all your applications, files, and network resources as though you were in front of your. Freeware download of Windows XP Remote Desktop Connection software 5.1.2600.2180, size 3.60 Mb.
WinConnect Server XP is a software solution that enables a Windows Small Business Server 2003 or Windows XP (Home and Professional Editions) Host computer to allow multiple Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2 and 6.0-enabled devices (such as Terminals, Internet/Information Appliances, Tablet PCs and PDAs) to connect to it to run. Free download of WinConnect Server XP 2.0.419, size 9.93 Mb.
This software is compatible with Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Business, Windows XP (Home & Professional), Windows 2000 Server & Professional and Windows 2003. Once the Scan is completed, Protector Plus - Windows Vulnerability Scanner lists the vulnerabilities detected, their. Freeware download of Protector Plus-Win Vulnerability Scanner 1.61, size 828.42 Kb.
Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:
* Norton Antivirus 2009 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista
* Norton Internet Security 2009 for Windows XP/Home/XP Pro/Vista
* Norton Antivirus 2008 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista
* Norton Internet Security 2008 for Windows XP/Home/XP Pro/Vista
*. Free download of Norton Antivirus 2009 Definition Updates 11-15-2009, size 54.25 Mb.
Croisoft Arabic Typing Tutor is a very useful tool that will help you improve your typing skills within a short period, requires Windows vista (any version), Windows XP (Home and Professional), additional requirements for XP users is the latest Microsoft Framework.
Croisoft's "Arabic Typing Tutor" the software that will help. Free download of Croisoft's Arabic Typing Tutor 1 1, size 1.48 Mb.
This package provides the following utility programs for Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows XP Tablet Edition 2005 users:
- Presentation Director
This package enables or updates the utility programs of the following ThinkPad systems:
- ThinkPad A31, A31p
- ThinkPad G40, G41
. Freeware download of IBM ThinkPad Presentation Director 2 57, size 8.52 Mb.
Lazesoft Recover My Password Home Edition will enable you to recover your forgotten Windows passwords.
Lazesoft Recover My Password Home Edition is a very easy to use Windows password recovery freeware. With its simple sleek interface, novice users can enjoy the step-by-step wizard in recovering Windows password job.
It. Free download of Lazesoft Recover My Password Home Edition 3.2.0, size 0 b.
Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:
* Norton AntiVirus 2003 Professional Edition
* Norton AntiVirus 2003 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
* Norton AntiVirus 2004 Professional Edition
* Norton AntiVirus 2004 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
* Norton AntiVirus 2005 for Windows 2000/XP. Freeware download of Norton Antivirus Definition Updates (Administrators) 03-29-2012, size 180.16 Mb.
When you're outside of a domain environment, XP has some features missing. XP Home leaves you completely without the Group Policy Editor, while XP Pro lacks the ability to use the Group Policy Editor to selectively apply policies to specific users.
Only one user profile, either the currently logged on user, or a "loaded" user. Freeware download of Windows XP Security Console 3.5, size 524.29 Kb.


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NVIDIA knows graphics. Their graphics cards are powering the most powerful gaming computers in the world, and are also found in the high-end Android tablets. Tegra 3 takes mobile gaming to a whole new level, a fact NVIDIA is proud to show off every time we hear from them. Gaming on Tegra 3 is awesome, often coming close to a true console gaming experience.
Today, at the E3 show in Los Angeles, NVIDIA is showing off 5 games that are coming soon to Tegra devices, optimized for the Tegra 3 platform. Full descriptions of the game straight from NVIDIA follow, and some of them should be available on the Play Store for your Tegra 3 device very soon.
Dead Trigger
The world has collapsed and meat-eating zombies are after you! This first person shooter takes advantage of the Tegra 3 processor to provides exclusive effects like enhanced water, specular lighting, volumetric fog and ragdoll physics.
Puddle THD
The hot Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network console game is now being shown off on an NVIDIA Tegra 3 device at E3. The game mechanics are simple and intuitive — guide the water to a target destination through tilt controls. On Tegra 3, you'll get higher resolution textures, advanced fluid effects, better shadows and advanced physics effects.
Demons' Score THD
A break-beat action game that integrates music with battles. It's developed using Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 to produce high-quality 3D graphics and a user interface optimized for smartphones and tablets. Tegra 3-exclusive features include higher resolution textures, advanced bloom effects, rim lighting, dynamic shadows and depth-of-field effects.
Bounty Arms
This exciting 3D side-scrolling action game will be playable for the first time at E3. Open-Reset and Luma Arcade are working closely with NVIDIA to create Tegra-exclusive enhancements for Bounty Arms on Android, tapping the graphics potential of Tegra 3. These enhancements include visual and performance upgrades and exclusive content like co-op play and advanced particle effects.
Heroes Call
Heroes Call is a playable action RPG that brings next generation gaming to Tegra devices. Lush graphics, deep quests, multiple characters and varied abilities make Heroes Call an experience unlike any you've seen on your mobile device before. The Tegra 3 exclusive features here are higher resolution light maps, spectacular maps on character weapons and armor and additional physics interaction on objects and particles.
Final Thoughts
We don't know when these games will be coming to Tegra devices, though we're obviously pretty excited to see them make their debut. I'm personally looking forward to Dead Trigger and Heroes Call. We will bring you more information about these games as we learn them. If you happen to be at E3, be sure to check out NVIDIA's booth to grab a sneak peak.


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Air China Continues Expansion in North America With New Nonstop Houston-Beijing Service
--New service makes Houston the first gateway for direct connection to China in Texas and in the South Central Region of the United States--
Jan 17, 2013, 12:45 EST
HOUSTON, Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Zhihang Chi, Air China's Vice President and General Manager for North America, announced Air China's new nonstop service between Houston and Beijing, pending government approval, in a joint press conference with the Houston Airport System today.
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"With its vibrant business communities and fast-growing diverse population, Houston is a perfect choice for an additional gateway for Air China. It offers the most convenient connections to China and beyond for our passengers from Texas and other neighboring states," Dr. Chi stated.
Houston Mayor Annise Parker welcomed the news.
"Houston is honored to be the newest global gateway for Air China as our international growth depends on strong relationships worldwide," said Mayor Annise Parker. "This new direct route to China will ensure our success in growing the Texas regional economy and strengthen the global ties to our trade partners in China."
Consul General Erwen Xu also applauded Air China's new flight to Houston. Madame Xu, China's 12th Consul General in Houston, said at the press conference, "Houston has always played an important role in China-U.S. relations. In 1979, Houston was one of the stops of China's late leader Deng Xiaoping's historic visit to the U.S. In the same year, it became the host city of China's very first Consulate General in the U.S. The nonstop flight between Houston and Beijing, as dreamed by many people for many years, will not only shorten the distance between Houston and China, but also help expand future cooperation between the southern part of the U.S. and China, and help foster stronger ties between our two great countries."
Air China, China's exclusive national flag carrier, is scheduled to operate the round-trip Beijing to Houston route on a new generation Boeing 777-300ER beginning Thursday, July 11, 2013, pending approval from the United States Department of Transportation. By selecting Houston, Air China will benefit from a strong international community with many business and leisure passengers who use Intercontinental as a global gateway.
"We've seen a steady growth of air travel between Houston and China in recent years, and now it will become the first scheduled passenger destination in the U.S. that we've added in three decades. We look forward to serving Houston and facilitating stronger ties between China and the United States," Mr. Jianjiang Cai, Air China's President and Executive Director, said.
Air China will operate at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) from Terminal D, which is the gateway for all foreign flag carriers into the fourth largest city in the United States. Houston is a leader in the Americas for excellent facilitation of international visitors in a state-of-the-art Federal Inspection Services facility.
"We offer a Texas-sized welcome to Air China on the new flights to Bush Intercontinental that offer the Lone Star a direct connection to China," said Mario C. Diaz, Director of Aviation for the Houston Airport System. "As a critical economic driver for Houston, this new route will result in tremendous benefits to the region."
Starting with four flights a week, the nonstop flight will depart from Beijing at 3 p.m. and land in Houston on the same day at 3:30 p.m. Outbound, it is scheduled to leave Houston at 1:40 a.m. the next day, arriving at Beijing Capital International Airport at 5 a.m.
Houston will be Air China's fifth gateway in North America in addition to New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Vancouver. China's national flag carrier continues its investment in the Americas with new nonstop services, product upgrades and increase in flight frequencies. On March 31, 2013, the New York-Beijing flight will increase from 7 to 11 per week. Additionally, the aircraft for this route will be upgraded to the B777-300ER. The Los Angeles-Beijing service, which uses the B777-300ER, will resume its double daily flights on March 31, 2013. Vancouver-Beijing is scheduled to increase from 7 to 11 flights per week on May 17, 2013. A bigger aircraft of B747-400 full-passenger aircraft will be used for the San Francisco-Beijing daily operation beginning March 31, 2013.
About Air China
Air China is the world's largest airline by market capitalization, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). It operates a fleet of 432 Airbus and Boeing aircraft. Its robust network of 289 routes extends throughout Asia, the Middle East, Europe, South and North America from its main hub at Beijing Capital International Airport where it offers unrivaled connections to cities within China and beyond. As a Star Alliance member, Air China has within its reach 1,356 destinations in 193 countries. Visit www.airchina.us or call Air China's North America Call Center at 800-882-8122 for more information.
About Houston Airports
The Houston Airport System served 50 million passengers in 2012. Houston's three airports, George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), William P. Hobby (HOU) and Ellington Airport (EFD) contribute $27.5 billion to the regional economy. Visit fly2houston.com and follow us @HobbyAirport and @IAH.
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3.0 - 3.5 Player in Kaimuki area
Well, its been awhile since I've played seriously and thought it would be fun to get some tennis in while I'm visiting (until April 16th). I'm in the Kaimuki area but if you are a reasonable distance away I'll be willing to drive. Catch is, I didn't bring my racket this time so if anyone would be so kind as to lend me one, I'd much appreciate it! Open to both singles and doubles but I am a singles player at heart and would like to get some good (i hope) hitting in.You can reach me through email…See More


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SYSTIMAX InstaPATCH 360 System is the next generation of pre-terminated fiber solutions. Developed by CommScope Labs, the InstaPATCH 360 System is designed to support locations, such as data centers, that require high-density, rapid deployment and high performance. The InstaPATCH 360 System incorporates SYSTIMAX LazrSPEED multimode, OptiSPEED multimode and TeraSPEED single-mode fiber technologies to support today's most demanding applications. The InstaPATCH 360 System includes modules, MPO pass-through panels, trunk cables, ruggedized fanouts, array cords and fiber patch cords. The system requires no special components to manage and maintain polarity within each channel. Additionally, the InstaPATCH 360 System is reverse compatible with the panels and shelves used with the G2 Modular Cassette solution, offering a simplified panel and shelf selection processFeatures
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Getting Your Video Game Fix Without a Console
Dec 22, 2011 5:00 AM PT
Are we about to see the demise of the game console? It's hard to believe the days of Sony's ubiquitous PlayStation system, introduced in 1994 -- or even those of the Xbox -- may be numbered.
But with changing delivery systems, the spreading cloud, and processor advances, those PlayStations and Wiis may be going the way of the Walkman.
Side-loading Games
First, it is now possible to port plain old Android games, purchased for anywhere between free and five bucks, from your rooted phone to a Google TV box hooked up to your television through a technique called side-loading.
I wrote about this game-transferring technique in my Google TV series of articles recently concluded here.
In a nutshell, root the phone and then use a combination of the Dropbox app file upload functions and the Root Explorer app, or similar, to port the game's apk-extension file through the cloud and over to the Google TV box. Then run it on the box, thus installing the game.
Tablet Hosting
Alternatively, run an HDMI cable from any tablet with the appropriate ports to the television and play Android games hosted on the tablet -- creating big-screen video and audio results, just like a US$300 game console resplendent with a fifty dollar game.
The tablet acts as the processor and remote. The $299 Toshiba Thrive 10.1-inch tablet, complete with gyroscope and accelerometer, is notable for its full sized-HDMI port.
Free Games
Plug the tablet into any high-definition television and hey-presto: gaming console, plus portable tablet, plus improved bank balance.
I play Polarbit's free "Raging Thunder" muscle car game, and Creative Mobile's free "Drag Racing" game like this.
Ports and Cables
Purchase the right cable. Many tablets, and indeed some phones, have reduced-sized HDMI ports that you can use to connect to a television. There are two types: mini-HDMI and micro-HDMI.
Check the specifications of the phone or device and buy the cable at an electronics retailer. The more geek-targeted kind of store, like Fry's, is likely to have it at reasonable prices. Look to pay under ten bucks. The cable doesn't ship with the device, so it won't be in the box.
On-Demand Systems
Sign up to a game-specific online cloud delivery system. We are beginning to see the emergence of top-rated -- read expensive -- video games being delivered on demand to TVs, PCs and tablets. These are the kinds of games that would have historically been restricted to physical media purchase and classic gaming consoles.
Titles such as Ubisoft's "Assassins Creed Revelations" and Rockstar Games' "L.A. Noire - The Complete Edition" are available at OnLive. Various pricing models exist, but expect to pay $49.99 for "full access" to the newest games.
Rental options are also available for less-popular games. OnLive provides a free Android app that can be used to deliver these high-end games to your TV too, in the manner described above.
OnLive's Cloud-Based Service
Sign up for an OnLive account on a desktop computer rather than a tablet -- it's less fiddly. The Android app is configured for phones rather than tablets, and the sign-up text boxes are minuscule. Then enter a credit card in the payment area.
Download the OnLive app from the Android Market and sign in. Then choose a game from the menu. Look for touch-enabled games if you're using an Android device. Free trials are available for most games.
I chose a three-day rental of Codemasters' "Dirt 3," a rally-style racer, for $5.99. The game starts immediately and replicates a similar experience that you'd get using a console remote -- just using on-screen controls instead.
Pixelation will occur if your Internet bandwidth isn't acceptable; 2Mbps is required, and 5Mbps is recommended.
There's also an OnLive game system available for $99.99 that comes with a TV adapter and wireless controller. Or you can just get a $49.95 wireless controller that can be used to operate the games on TVs or PCs.
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By ADAM LAPIERRE
News staff writer
February 25, 2006
In early August Gillian Honeyman took about nine months off from her position as clinical manager at Hood River Physical Therapy. And when she resumes her post in May, she will probably be a different therapist altogether.
Honeyman's time away from the office and out of town wasn't a long vacation. She wasn't skiing the French Alps, diving in Acapulco, or exploring Costa Rica. She was not climbing Everest, relaxing in the sand or windsurfing in the Gulf of Mexico.
She did, however, get to do a lot of traveling. And she spent some time in the snow; she hung out with some famous people; she ate great food; she saw new cultures; and she stayed in some pretty nice places.
Since August, Honeyman has been the Head Therapist for the U.S. Snowboarding Team, which is currently at the Winter Olympics in Italy. Her tour of duty was based out of Park City, Utah, and included trips to the Winter X Games and other World Cup events and competitions, as well as the 20th Olympics. Her job, put simply, was to coordinate all medically related treatment for the team's 45 or so athletes.
Honeyman wrote about her most recent experiences with the team in a series of e-mails. The following are excerpts of those letters.
Jan. 22, from New Jersey:
"We finished our team selections today in New Jersey; some crazy finishes that shook things up. But we have an amazing team heading to Italy and I am so psyched. It is going to be so fun. I am finally excited about it, until now it's just been wild… The level of riding continues to go up every week.
"Next it's off to Winter X in Colorado. The athletes are going on Leno tonight but I am going to skip out and have dinner with a friend in town."
Feb. 15, from Italy:
"We are certainly having lots of fun and are looking for more success in the next few days. The athletes are all healthy, save for one who has had to withdraw. Jayson Hale has had a significant injury to his right knee, which was repaired less than a year ago. The only positive was that we have an alternate, and he will be racing tomorrow, so good for him.
"Things here are great, obviously. Four of six medals thus far is good — we really wanted five, but poor Kelly (Clark) fell on that last hit of the half pipe finals. She is an amazing rider; she goes as big as the guys for sure … It's been super exciting, but we've also been super busy … We have this amazing live-in chef. She is great Italian woman who makes the most gourmet food I've ever had, every night. Even breakfast is an event … I am getting free cooking lessons in exchange for some body work on her. I'm getting the better end of the deal for sure.
Feb. 22, from Italy:
"We are down to only one more event in Italy, and I am psyched to unwind. We have been having a blast, and I love Barrdoneccia — the little town we have lived in for the last month. The locals are great, and the entire experience has been so much fun.
Feb. 24, from Italy:
"We have just finished up in Bardoneccia. Snowboarding took seven medals these games: gold and silver in both men's and women's halfpipe, gold in men's, and silver in women's boardercross, and bronze in women's PGS (parallel giant slalom). We are packing up and heading to Torino for departure. Obviously its been an amazing experience. Working with the best snowboarders in the world is a fun and challenging experience. I've learned a ton working with medical professionals from all over the world and I am honored to work with Peter Foley (the head coach of US Snowboarding, also lives in Hood River) and the rest of our staff who are dedicated coaches, and give their lives to our sport. Those kids would never be where they are without people like him. We are heading off to the last three contests of the year, winding up the season by the end of March .... what a whirlwind!"
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Accommodations are subject to adjustment. The initial accommodation determination of the Affirmative Action Officer may be modified for any number of reasons. Some common reasons for changing the initial accommodation determination are:
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Thomas "Tommy" Hanley
Reverend Thomas "Tommy" Hanley, age 66, of Malvern went to be with his Lord and Savior on December 29, 2012.
He was born July 22, 1946, in Malvern to Robert "J.T." and Mildred (Miller) Hanley. Tommy was of the Assembly of God Faith and pastored churches in Arkansas and Louisiana for over 30 years. Tommy also worked at the Albert Pike Wal-Mart in Hot Springs in the electronics department for over 16 years. Other than his parents he was preceded in death by his sister, Frances McClenhan.
Survivors include his wife, whom he married on June 2, 1967, Janelle Hilborn Hanley; son, Robert Hanley and his wife Robin, all of Malvern; brother, Roy (Billie Jo) Hanley of White Hall; sisters, Retha (James) Weems of Haskell and Tamara (Morris) Cantrell of Malvern; and two grandchildren, Ryan Hanley and Paige Sullivan.
Visitation was Monday, December 31, from 6-8 pm at Regency Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, January 2, at 2:00 pm in the Regency Funeral Home Chapel with Brothers Larry Stinson and Jon Garrison officiating. Pallbearers will be James Weems, Morris Cantrell, Willard Tackett, Shane Weems, Glen McCloud, Robert Hanley, Ryan Hanley, and Cody Gullett. Honorary Pallbearers will be Brother Charles Lee, Harlen Crites, Eddie Ericks, Robby Jackson, Michael Cantrell, and Phillip Cantrell. Burial will be in the Fairplay Cemetery.
A special thanks to all the emergency personnel that helped during this time.
Arrangements are by Regency Funeral Home. You may sign the guestbook at regencyfuneralhome.com.


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ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- A vacant apartment building in downtown St. Louis isn't just becoming an eyesore, it's presenting a danger to anyone walking near it.
Building debris from the Plaza Square Apartments was scattered on the ground for more than a week, and more may fall at any time.
Plaza Square Apartments building five is just a couple blocks north of the Scottrade Center. It's currenlty for sale and the sale is pending.
That's complicating the issue. News 4 went to City Hall to find out who's responsible for cleaning it up and keeping city residents safe.
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PORTSMOUTH -- Back in the spring, the Green Alliance broadened its community and business outreach efforts by hosting a Green Business Learning Series at the company�s downtown Portsmouth headquarters.
Marshalling the expertise of myriad partnering businesses, the GA hosted seminars on topics ranging from effective green branding to brand development, marketing, and effective social media strategies. The events were a resounding success, with dozens of other businesses and community members in attendance.
This fall, the self-described �green business union� is poised to roll out a second Green Business Learning Series featuring a new host of topics.
The series kicks off Thursday, October 18 with �Using Mobile Apps to Grow Your Business.� The forum will be headlined by Alex Bakman, founder of Snappii, a company specializing in mobile phone applications for businesses of all sizes, and across industries and sectors.
According to numerous recent studies, nearly 500 million people worldwide own smart phones, and that number is expected to double in the next few years.
Bakman, a serial technology entrepreneur who founded three businesses that have gone from zero to over $10 million in revenue, says he plans to discuss how these hand-held wonders represent not only a revolution for individual consumers, but for business development strategies and growth as well.
�Our goal is to help small businesses make mobile apps quickly, easily and the most important affordably,� says Bakman. �We�re giving customers the opportunity to make mobile phone apps without programming skills and in a timely fashion.�
In a phrase, Snappii helps businesses create mobile storefronts. Using the omnipresent Pay Pal platform as the go-to landing pad, businesses � and small businesses in particular � can now put themselves on something of an equal footing with their larger competitors, making their products, services, and brands simultaneously more competitive and easier to reach.
Bakman�s talk will be followed up on November 8 by a second talk on Renewable Energy Options for Businesses, and is slated to include presentation by Glacial Energy, Eco Firebox, Simply Green Biofuels, and Ultra Geothermal.
Both forums will feature a talk by Harvard Professor Greg Norris, Founder of New Earth, who will discuss the concept of �environmental hand print,� or the positive impacts that businesses can have in reducing their carbon footprint.
�In addition to helping the green businesses in our communities increase their revenue streams with tools such as mobile apps, we also want to be sure that we are helping to educate around sustainability in commerce,� adds GA Director Sarah Brown. �We are very excited about sharing Professor Norris� concepts on positive net impact which when coupled with a business working to reduce their environmental footprint can really provide a springboard to success.�
The seminars are free to Green Alliance Business Partners and well as Green Card holders. Non-members can attend by purchasing a one-year membership for $25 at the door � $10 off the organization�s standard membership fees.
They will be hosted from 5 to 7pm at the company�s 75 Congress Street (third floor) headquarters. Light appetizers and refreshments will be included. To RSVP to either of the Green Alliance Green Business Learning Seminars email email@example.com.
Learn more about SnAPPii at www.snappii.com
For more info on the Green Alliance, visit www.greenalliance.biz
For info on Norris� Positive Handprinting visit www.handprinter.org
Green Business Learning Series plans new seminars
PORTSMOUTH -- Back in the spring, the Green Alliance broadened its community and business outreach efforts by hosting a Green Business Learning Series at the company�s downtown Portsmouth headquarters.


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We get lots of fantastic feedback about our weddings, here are some of the wonderful comments that we have received.
However... Knowing this already about Broadoaks, we are currently speechless. We have just had the most perfect and magical wedding celebration with our family and friends, that surpassed every expectation we held...and more besides. Our guests were completely blown away and the compliments have been amazing! We cannot recommend Broadoaks highly enough. Massive thank you to all the team but in particular to Darren, Dan and Vicki - who's dedication, skill and hard work ensured pure perfection. A true little piece of heaven in the Lakes. Thank you.
Location, setting and accommodation aside. It was the wonderful staff team that were the icing on the cake here at Broadoaks. Unbelievably friendly, made one & all feel so welcome, nothing too much trouble. They helped to make my daughters special day a really magical experience. All who were in the wedding party were of the same opinion, a great team.
I would like to thank you so much for all that you did in making Katie's wedding just perfect.
Will sing your praises for ever more. Many thanks again. Ian :+)
Darren, the restaurant manager, was on hand throughout the entire day and evening to make sure everything ran smoothly and we all had an unbelievably brilliant day.
The food was fantastic, the whole reception perfect and the rooms so comfortable and luxurious we didn't want to leave. Thank you all so much for making our day so special - we will be back to visit with little baby Rigg on our anniversary.
We attended a wedding at your counry house on Friday (wedding of Lee & Lyndsey Johnstone) and just wanted to say how impressed we were with your venue and wonderful staff. We didn 't have time to fill in a feedback form but just wanted to make mention of one of your staff who was oustanding in every way. David - the waiter/barman was just the most polite, pleasant and courteous individual. Nothing was too much trouble and he seems to love his job.
All done with a super smile!
Dear Jo and everyone at Broadoaks
We just wanted to drop a quick note to thank you all so much for the absolutely flawless execution of our wedding last weekend.
The day went smoother and better than we could ever have imagined.
Your fantastic management behind the scenes meant that we were able to truly relax and enjoy ourselves.
Specifically, your generosity with the sloe gin favours, transparency with pricing, flexibility with the beef option upgrade, patience with our frantic back&forth requests in the weeks before, honesty with handing us back unopened bottles of wine, and light-hearted approach when the best man ended up in the fountain* really made it a day to remember.
All of our guests remarked upon the beautiful venue, the absolutely delicious food and the fantastic rooms.
We're so happy that we chose Broadoaks, and will be back many times over the years.
Really impressive stuff - thanks so much
Good morning Jo,
Please can I just say a huge thank you to you and your team, for making our wedding day the most special day of our lives. The comments we have received from Family and friends have been endless. The food was the best I've ever had at a wedding, so credit and massive thanks to Sharon and her team. A few Chefs attended the wedding breakfast (Previously from Sharrow Bay and myself Miller Howe) and we both said how impressed we were with the food. The pudding's were superb!!!
The effort that went into the finer details on the day, were noted by everyone. A big thank you to Richard and his out front team, each course Richard checked that we were happy - again a wonderful touch. Oh we must not forget Dave, what a lovely chap and his dancing skills at the end of the night were amazing!
The planning meeting's we attended with you were perfect and it made us feel really at ease, knowing that you had everything covered to make it truly a day to remember. Again another thank you must go to the reception lady on check out, very pleasant indeed.
Once again we cannot begin to thank you enough, the whole team effort made our day the best day of our lives.
We will be back for our wedding anniversary next year!
Kindest regards
To Little Jo and all the team at Broadoaks
Just to say thank you for making our wedding day "beyond perfect!" We could not have wished fro a more beautiful setting for the happiest day of our lives. You all went above and beyond to make us and our guests feel special. The rooms, grounds, food, service and decorations were all stunning. We will be returning!
Thank you again
With love from Mr & Mrs Gaskell
(Katie, Chris and Winston the dog!)
Hi Viki,
I just wanted to say thank you so much to yourself and all the very friendly staff at Broadoaks Country House. We had an absolutely perfect day & if we could do it all again we wouldn't change a single thing!
All our guests have said it's the best wedding they've been to and for us it was a day to remember and cherish for the rest of our lives.
A special thank you to (I believe her name is?) Nikita who was fantastic with the kids!
The food was absolutely amazing and exceeded all of our expectations, so again a special thank you to the chef!
I am so glad I came across Braodoaks when I was hunting around for a venue and we will definitely return for our 1st year Anniversary (if not before!)
Thanks again for such a wonderful wedding!
Dear Jo and all the staff at Broadoaks
Chris and I would like to send you huge thank you for all you did for us and our guests on our big day.
We all had a fantastic time and since our return the feedback from our guests on how well they were looked after by you all is wonderful.
We hope to come and visit in the near future and again we couldn't have asked for a better day - thank you.
Best regards
Dear Jo, Viki and the rest of the fabulous team at Broadoaks
Our wedding was perfect and magical in every way.
The location was amazing but so were you - above and beyond my expectation.
Thank you for making our day so very special.
Best regards
To everyone
We would like to thank everyone involved in the organising of Lee & Faye's wedding on 15th Nov.
Also many thanks to everyone working on the day to make it so special.
Everyone had a lovely day and evening spent at Broadoaks in such a beautiful location.
Many thanks
To the team at Broadoaks.
We apologise that it has taken us a while to get in touch, but Mark and I just wanted to say a massive thank you for everything you did to make our wedding fest such an amazing couple of days. Little Jo was friendly and professional throughout the planning and it felt like nothing was too much trouble. From the moment we all arrived, the staff were welcoming, friendly and professional. All of our guests were impressed with the individual style and quality of their bedrooms and the children loved the freedom of running around enjoying the grounds. The food for our wedding breakfast was amazing. Great quality, taste and portion size to make even our guests with the biggest appetites struggle to finish their meals!
Stuart Fleming and John Penn were recommended by Broadoaks, and they didn't disappoint. As we do not live in the area, it was a great help to find local musicians who were so excellent.
We would highly recommend Broadoaks, not just as a wedding venue, but as an all round great place to stay. A little bit of luxury in the Lakes.
Thank you again.
"The perfect wedding day."
We held our daughter's wedding reception at Broadoaks last weekend. What a success! The organisation of the event was first rate. We were able to hold the wedding on the lawns outside as it turned out to be a beautiful day. The back drop was stunning! However the the two Jo(e)'s, the wedding organisers, had a well drilled back up plan if the weather should turn. Overall all of the staff of the hotel could not have been more attentive and were a credit to the establishment.??
We had the hotel booked for the full 24 hours of the wedding and all of our guests were delighted with the place and their accommodation. The food was excellent and well presented.?It turned out to be a perfect day and we would recommend it unreservedly as a wedding venue.
"Our glorious wedding"
Me and my new wife married at broadoaks country house last week. From the moment we arrived it was perfect. As we had booked the whole hotel we had family and friends in all the rooms. Everyone found time to say how much they loved there unique rooms. The food as a whole was unbelievably nice. Everyone who attended is still talking about how good the food was!!!!! ?
The Wedding itself was beautiful. We were lucky to having bright sunshine so we married on the lovely wedding lawn. Broadoaks directed everything and told everyone were they needed to be. They were brilliant. The whole day ran wonderfully!!!
A few of the staff went the Extra mile to make our day special. James Nigel joe little jo and dave the batman were all tremendous. Made everyone feel at ease and made sure everyone enjoyed thier day. ?
I couldn't recommend broadoaks enough for our truly stunning wedding. ??We stayed an extra night in one of the garden suits after everyone had left from the wedding and that was also wonderful and our evening meal from canapés to pudding was amazing. Best food I have ever had!!!!!
"Wedding Celebrations!!!"
Went to Broadoaks with some friends for there wedding!!! Set in beautiful countryside his small but perfectly formed hotel was fantastic venue for there special day! The weather turned in our favour and we managed to sit outside for the wedding ceremony which looked fabulous and seemed to really please the bride and groom. The food and service were great throughout. Perfect day, perfect stay! ?
Ps the breakfast was fab! Well worth getting up for.
"Family wedding"
The hotel really managed to make the family feel at home. The hotel had a lovely ambience and the occasion was personal not corporate. The staff worked quietly and efficiently so that everything ran smoothly.
To Jo and the staff at Broadoaks,
Sorry it has taken a while to get in touch since our wedding at your beautiful hotel on May 29th. We wanted to just drop a quick note to say how grateful we were to all the staff who helped with our wedding. We had such an incredible day and our guests still rave about how wonderful everything was. We were so lucky to have had lovely weather in such beautiful surroundings which meant we were able to enjoy the wonderfully tended grounds! The food was absolutely superb...kudos to the chef and kitchen staff. Everyone was so friendly and attentive - we couldn't have asked for more on the wedding day.
Special thanks to Jo for all her behind the scenes work and keeping in touch with us in the planning process. I can't express how important that was for us when trying to organize an overseas wedding.
We had such a great day we would love to do it all over again (even with an unexpected visit from the local fireman ;)
Thank you to all the team that helped make our day so memorable! Your hotel is now famous in San Diego, California because we have raved about it so much!).
"Fantastic A*****"
We stayed at Broadoaks this weekend with family and friends for my parents wedding. Everything from start to finish was perfect, the staff were helpful, friendly, professional and couldn't do enough for you. The rooms were immaculate and beautifully decorated, the facilities were excellent, gardens kept perfect, and the views from the hotel, rooms and dining room (where we had the wedding breakfast) were magnificent. The ceremony was beautiful and the staff helped add to the magic of the whole day. Would love to return one day to this hotel.
Room Tip: We stayed in the Redwood Suite which was beautiful. However, the whoole family stayed at the hotel...
Dear Broadoaks people,
Last weekend (4 June) you hosted the wedding of Louise Clark (my daughter) and Paul Twentyman. I would just like to say a big, big thank you to Joe and all the lovely staff who made it such a fantastic, friendly, successful weekend.
All the staff were wonderful and couldn't do enough for us. A truly memorable occasion. And you even provided some lovely sunny weather free of charge!
Many thanks again,
Jenny Clark


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Rob Dalton, a skipper with Whale Watching Byron Bay, said two adult whales, spotted about 1.5 kilometres north of Cape Byron, thrilled whale watchers by coming within metres of his vessel for a close look at the boat and those on board.
Mr Dalton spotted up to 40 whales within 300 to 400 metres of his boat on Sunday, and said that while that is a good number, it's not especially high for this time of the year.
Peta Beeman of Southern Cross University's Whale Research Group said the peak whale season in our water was usually from mid September to mid October.
"The whales are moving south from the breeding and birthing area of the central Great Barrier Reef," she said.
"Byron Bay is an important rest stop for mothers and their calves because there is not a lot of boat traffic and they don't have to go too far off the migration path to come in and rest and feed."
Ms Beeman said that humpback whales were inquisitive, and whale watchers may experience a 'mugging' at this time of year.
"A whale mugging is when a whale will come close to a boat for a better look.
It is often the sub-adults - those whales aged two to three years. They seem to be as curious about us as we are about them," she said.
Mr Dalton said that boats must keep a 100 metre distance from a whale; and 300 metres if there is a calf in the pod.
Ms Beeman said the distance limits were important because calves were born with practically no blubber, so feeding along the route is important.
"If feeding is disrupted (by onlookers), the calf may not have fuel for the trip south and may not have the blubber needed for colder waters."


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Iron Maiden Releases Behind-the-Scenes Tour Video
Metal giants Iron Maiden are currently in the midst of a North American tour that will run through Aug. 18. However, they were able to take time from their schedule and give their fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse.
"It's rocking along," said lead singer Bruce Dickinson. "It's an unrelenting set, and it goes – two hours – just goes like that." The seven-and-a-half minute video features the band talking about the impressive stage set-up (even though they admit that they don't really get to see it) and how much they love to play the epic 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.'
"It's a tricky song to play," said drummer Nicko McBrain, relishing the challenge. "It's not easy. The intro is one speed. The verses are a different speed and you've got the breakdown in the middle. If it gets too quick it doesn't sit right."
You also briefly meet the production manager, one of their truck drivers, band manager Rod Smallwood and fans of all ages, many of whom are clad in black Iron Maiden t-shirts. And, of course, Eddie makes an appearance or two, although he keeps refusing requests for interviews.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2008
On the Street….21st, NYC
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Wow! This is the almost over-the-top menage of textures, lengths and prints that I would never attempt, but she pulls it off. People still chuckle at me when I wear my silver Pradas but I think they are fun!!! Like the pic. Jorge from West Palm Beach
I like this mix of prints/patterns more than the silver coat & different plaids in Paris. I'm sure this is about a total vision of mix, but I like to think of how some of these individual pieces could work differently as key focal pieces. Love the coat, love the bag – these are each very strong elements. She has a great smile. I see your images and wonder where these people are going & how was your interaction with them. Was it brief because they were in a rush? Or do they already know of you & are so flattered by the fact that you want to take their pic? Things I wonder . . . .
A little too busy for my taste. But I do enjoy the colors.
what fun, with textures & prints!
red checks and red dots?!?
metallic shoes and gloves?!?
what's not to love?
This one is just not working for me, and I rarely dislike anything on here. I do like the mix of black & white check and red & white check, but I guess I don't care for the accessories. I especially don't like the gloves.
I adore the bold pattern as a mix, but the surgical gloves seem a little "off"
she may as well be wearing scrubs.
i love the gloves! they're oddly appealing, they remind me of those green disposable latex ones but clearly more elegant. i appreciate the way the shapes and odd mash of colors work with each other. and those shoes! i want some of those
This bag is amazing! I wish I had met her on the street!
I love all of the settings that you get in your shots. You always capture New York so well.
A low heeled black ankle boot would have made this outfit for me. These shoes make it more "clown" and less "chic".
I think this is too much.
Hate those gloves, I have to say :D
That bag is lovely, but it really doesnt work with those other things.
Is my English bad ? :D
My language isnt English. It is Finnish !
I guess u propably noticed that ! :D
im 16 and trying to work my English out you know !
she's the future!
The gloves definitely confuse me, but the rest of the outfit is sublime – as is the narrowing of the street behind her. Great use of vanishing lines.
Her smile is infectious, but there is WAY too much going on here. The mint-colored gloves, in particular, are off.
This is the kind of outfit I like to see in others: I enjoy itÔÇÖs brave mix, itÔÇÖs complexity, etc. But, I wouldn't wear it, at least not now.
This picture looks like a different version of last FridayÔÇÖs ÔÇśrive gaucheÔÇÖ girl. ItÔÇÖs very interesting to see different ways of doing a similar kind of look.
This girlÔÇÖs shoes are beautiful!
Just I can say: cool, elegant and amusement!
Ah! and thanks for your job, I love it!
Do you think she left home feeling confident about her look? Or was she thinking it might not work, but she would try it anyway? Or does she not care? I would love to ask her!
I read this as cute, bold, fun. It seems to be put together in a spirit of lighthearted experimentation.
Finally some fashion forward femininity – I am so glad that she is not wearing platform mary-janes that seem to be the only option women seem to consider at the moment. Love the colour of the gloves.
she is adorable. while she makes bold choices, she wears the clothes instead of the clothes wearing her, which is often so common when someone tries this kind of patter/color mix… she manages true sprezzatura here–utter forward style without looking like she's trying. a great smile, of course, is her most fashionable accessory.
wow!! nice combination of textures & prints…very kool…she can pull that off..
adil sg
I think this is the same girl you took a photo of recently. She was on 14th street, great bangs/haircut, great smile again, cigarette box sticking out of her oversized avant-garde black dress shirt.
LOVE the coat…very cool collar and sleeves. Unfortunately, I just have to say "No" to the gloves and the shoes. Especially the shoes…ugh! But she is young and cute, and that makes up for things!
I think her shoes are old Jil Sander. At least they look a lot like my pair. I'm going to dig them out and start wearing them again!
i like that it's intentionally funny. more people should follow her example and take themselves(and fashion) more lightly. start having some fun.
so cute !!! I am loving those 50- 60′s inspired swing coats that everyone seems to be wearing. Its just turned autunm over here in Australia and i can't wait to get into some of those coats in the same style. So flattering on so many different body shapes.
((gasping))Lord, she is too cute! I love everything about her, The gloves and the silver space shoes(LOVE IT)!
Hurray for the over-the-top collage of color, patterns, and texture.
i have to agree with anonymous @12:37 PM – the shoes just aren't working for me with this outfit. nor is the bag. but i like the way she's mixed patterns and colour. it's definitely not something that would occur to me. it's a shiny happy photo though. i like it :)
i do love, love, love the gloves. this made me smile. :)
nope, not this time.
if the shoes had pointy stilleto heels, it might salvage the look.
the prints are seriously hoping mad!
not sure if i like it…
nice setting, must say (:
THANK YOU for this…I was starting to worry that I was seeing too many fashionistas and not enough stylesters!
Too much going on here too.
Ew. No. I don't think this ensemble works. A mismatch.
i love the colour of the globes, the shoes and the hair cut,so chic.i'm always waiting for your camera in seville.you're my travel eye.thanks
I get i nice feeling from her, like she was a friend of mine, I'd like her to be.
I love this picture; so sunny and springy! (is springy a word?)
She has got some kind of total personality going on, loads of confidence, yet shy at the same time: you captured this. Easy to pick off her mega fashion 4-ward look: c'mon, it's out there, crazy out there. Yet, she makes it happen with her personality. When you wear it, wear it with confidence and attitude: otherwise it doesn't work. This works. (nothing personal, but I bet she has had some great arguments with her father)
i am an american in shimo-kitazawa, japan right now. this lady is so very japanese right now.
The gloves! I love the gloves!
The best: mixing of prints (spots, pictures type Vichy …), color (red, black, white, blue turquoise, silver) and fabrics (wool, cotton, leather …).An achievement to mix with so much style, her style.
I have to agree with the comments about the gloves (especially) and the shoes. They detract from the look I think she could have been trying to acheive.
Great jacket! Not so convinced by the shoes, like many posts here; perhaps something in red. or even red and white check, for the feet would have really tied it all together? A cool look, nonetheless!


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